Tony Martins Construction

Almost nothing has been written about Tony Martins Construction, and what has is one very good review — set against a registration that has lapsed. In September 2024 a homeowner described a roughly $12,000 job: power-washing and painting the house, repairing door casing and fitting new locks. They wrote that Tony was attentive to their requests, and that his crew was respectful of the property and left the work areas immaculate at the end of each day. That single account is the whole written history for the Dartmouth business. Licensing is the part to sort out first. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, #134079, is expired — it ran out on 23 March 2024, and the state registry still shows it expired, with Tony Martins as the holder of record. BuildZoom lists the same number as inactive and once cancelled, and scores the profile zero because it cannot verify an active licence. One review and a lapsed registration is not enough to put a number on. If the 2024 paint job is close to what you need done, ask directly whether the registration has been renewed, get a current certificate of insurance, and ask for references from work finished in the last year.